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Bruker announces the launch of the new HighSense XP Silicon Drift Detector (SDD) for the S2 PUMA Series 2, our powerful energy dispersive X-ray fluorescence (EDXRF) spectrometer.
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Launch of the HighSense XP Detector for the S2 PUMA Series 2
Bruker announces the launch of the new HighSense XP Silicon Drift Detector (SDD) for the S2 PUMA Series 2, our powerful energy dispersive X-ray fluorescence (EDXRF) spectrometer.
Manufacturing a piston or an engine component often involves awkward geometric features, such as inner groves inside a bore or cavity.
Because they are part of a high tolerance system, the inner groove must still be gauged with a precise instrument. But noncontact sensors or pencil probes are impractical and space is limited.
The process of using NMR analyzer for molecular structure identification and verification can be applied to many real-world examples to enhance a student‘s learning experience. In these protocols, students are given the chance to apply NMR technology to evaluate samples many of them are probably very familiar with; coffee and milk.
